Recent references to dovecotes in Essex Archaeology and
History
dovecotes
Fingringhoe
35.240, 241–2, 241.
Shorter note on ‘A tower at Fingringhoe’ by John McCann, “175 metres south-east
of Fingringhoe Hall”. The item includes the illustration from Smith (1931).
Fyfield
37.161: at Fyfield Hall Barns, “the earliest buildings are a
Grade II listed early-mid 16th century dovecote that was converted
to a granary in the 17th century”
Halstead
38.180
Little Braxted 31.219; 37.103, 107: ‘A
medieval detached kitchen at Little Braxted Hall’ by Bond, Walker and Andrews,
mentions later use as a dovecote.
Monument Protection Programme 31.201, 201, 202.
Newport
38.182–3: mention of later 18th century dovecote at
Shortgrove Hall Farm – “were as much ornamental as an actual source of food”
Saffron Walden 35.161: Dovecote at St Aylotts proved
undateable in dendrochronology
South Weald
38.186
survey
34.221
Wenden Lofts
31.201, 201, 202 Within item on ‘Monumental Protection Programme’ are two illustrations
of the dovecote at Wendon Lofts “which has exceptional preservation of internal
features, including a fine array of wooden nest boxes”.
West Thurrock 40.55
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